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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
7
Indianapolis hospital and dispensary staff battle tuberculosis among the city’s poor. The November Forward! issue reports 4 percent cured, 28 percent examined not afflicted, 5 percent disease arrested, 18 percent improved, 16 percent not helped, 11 percent died, and 18 percent unknown. Emphasis on care, prevention, and public health education.
CUDAHY CONVALESCENT CHICAGO November 11 Michael Cudahy 69 year old head of the Cudahy packing company who was seriously ill from acute indigestion is reported better after a period of fear that the illness might prove fatal. The prominent businessman had been hospitalized in Chicago.
A testimony describes early coffee habit causing nervous spells and sleeplessness. The speaker notes improvement after switching to Postum, citing better sleep and absence of headaches, and recommends Postum to coffee drinkers.
Readers are urged to nominate quickly for an Indianapolis Sun contest with 2000 in gold Grand Prize. Early nominations, friend subscriptions, and careful tracking of old and new subscribers boost votes. Subscriptions paid in advance and new contract deals in Indianapolis count toward the prize. offices at 404 Raub Building.
Democratic patronage in the statehouse comprises 186,900 dollars a year as the expenditure level even if last year’s appropriations hold. Gov. Marshall faces a legislature upheaval with eighty two people displaced starting November 21 as Thomas Brolley becomes state statistician and J. L. Peetz’s term ends. The changes run through January 3 when newly appointed supreme court judges take office.
Dr. B. Clark Hyde, condemned poisoner of Col. Thomas H. Swope, will refuse all special liberties in the county jail. Judge Latshaw ordered the ruling after Hyde, enraged by taunts from schoolchildren during a cell visit, hung a curtain to hide himself and tried to strike the children with a stick.
Government figures show the Indianapolis postoffice earned a net gain of 116,456.99 for the fiscal year ending July 1, 1910, compared with the prior year. Receipts rose from 1,048,841.95 in 1909 to 1,165,298.94 in 1910, a gain of about 11 percent.
Wilkes Barre Pa November 11 coal miners in the anthracite region receive a 6 percent wage increase based on earnings from last month.
Anna B. Halderman filed a federal suit Thursday against F G Eberhardt Everitt G Eberhardt and J C Eberhardt of Mishawaka alleging Habiti ties of the Morgan county coal company and corporation of South Dakota amounting to 231000 and insolvency. The complaint cites five notes of 40000 each past due.
The article criticizes patent medicines that promise universal cures and praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a rational remedy for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It explains the tablets are a modern vegetable-caliber cure, digest food, rest the stomach, and improve appetite and sleep without dieting. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per package.
Special to The Sun. Mrs William Hufford is appointed recorder of Delaware County by county commissioners in Muncie Indiana on November 11 replacing her husband who previously held the post. The move updates county administration and keeps the office within the family.
The official resigned while still in office and Mrs. Hufford, active in management, will serve until January 1 when her husband's term would have expired. She continues in the role to carry on until an orderly transition.
Henry Rosen, wealthy shoe dealer and manufacturer of New York, was mortally wounded during a home invasion Friday morning. The burglar woke Rosen's wife, engaged in a struggle, pressed a revolver to Rosen's person, and fired before escaping.
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